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*[[Ahhh, Bistro]] | *[[Ahhh, Bistro]] | ||
*[[Authentic Seafood Co.]] | *[[Authentic Seafood Co.]] | ||
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*[[Mr. Benz]] | *[[Mr. Benz]] | ||
*[[Mr. Wong's Laundrette]] | *[[Mr. Wong's Laundrette]] | ||
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*[[Needle Trax]] | *[[Needle Trax]] | ||
*[[Outdoor Indoor Clothes]] | *[[Outdoor Indoor Clothes]] | ||
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*[[TUBE]] | *[[TUBE]] | ||
*[[Video Video]] | *[[Video Video]] | ||
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===2001=== | ===2001=== | ||
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*[[Bank of Liberty]] | *[[Bank of Liberty]] | ||
*[[Birthday Suit]] | *[[Birthday Suit]] | ||
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*[[Hong Hung Inc.]] | *[[Hong Hung Inc.]] | ||
*[[Indoor Outdoor]] | *[[Indoor Outdoor]] | ||
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*[[Kai Lee's Hot Sauce Company]] | *[[Kai Lee's Hot Sauce Company]] | ||
*[[Liberty Bagel Deli]] | *[[Liberty Bagel Deli]] | ||
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*[[Ting Fu Garden]] | *[[Ting Fu Garden]] | ||
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Revision as of 14:39, 16 January 2010
- This article is about Chinatown in Portland, Liberty City in the GTA III era. For the Chinatown in GTA IV see Chinatown, Algonquin
In Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto Advance and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, Chinatown is a district in Portland Island, Liberty City. It borders Callahan Point to the north, the Red Light District to the south, Portland View to the east and an unnamed body of water to the west.
Character
Essentially an ethnic enclave in the city, Chinatown's design is a juxtaposition of American and oriental designs, with a mixture of conventional American urban design, and extensive usage of Far Eastern architecture (such as the Raffles Fish Factory) and language on signage and banners. Many of its pedestrians are also depicted with oriental heritage.
Places of interest
The centerpiece of the district includes pedestrian-only walkways (adorned by two "Chinatown" arches) that features a sheltered marketplace. In addition to urban areas, a basketball court and "school hall" may also be found to the south, as well as a Punk Noodles diner to the northeast, a small park towards the south, and a waterfront promenade overlooking Staunton Island to the west.
Chinatown is also one of three locations in Portland served by the Portland El train service, the train station (dubbed the "Kurowski Station" in GTA Liberty City Stories) being situated on the northwestern end of Chinatown, over the promenade.
Gang control
By 2001, Chinatown is almost completely under Triad control (although the Leones still have businesses there), precipitating to an all out gang war for dominance in Portland, which the Leones win, following the deaths of three Triad warlords and the destruction of their factory in Callahan Point. However, the Triads still roam the streets of Chinatown.
In GTA Liberty City Stories, it is entirely under the control of the Leone Family until 1998, when the Sindacco Family decides to further its influence in Liberty City by encroaching on Leone turf; the Sindaccos begin dealing drugs in Chinatown after being run out of Portland by the Leone Caporegime, Toni Cipriani. This attempted take-over includes the Red Light District and Hepburn Heights, both of which would fall under complete Leone control by the end of GTA Liberty City Stories. However, the Triads, backed by the newly formed Sicilian Mafia, also have a large stake in Chinatown.
Businesses
1998
2001
Gallery
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The fish market in GTA III.
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A Chinatown street as viewed to the north, GTA III.
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Chinatown's park in the south edge of the district, GTA III.
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Punk Noodles diner, GTA III.
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Chinatown's Portland El station in GTA III, also known in GTA Liberty City Stories as Kurowski Station.
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Chinatown in GTA Liberty City Stories.
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